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Justice Department could pursue charges against states involved in fake electors scandal

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The Justice Department could pursue criminal charges against states involved in the fake electors scandal. NBC News’ Hallie Jackson is joined by NBC justice correspondent Pete Williams to discuss how the January 6 committee has already subpoenaed 14 people from these states.